Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-02-03
LOCAL BREYITIEs.
The Secretary of State collected fees fer
Iannaru am ornfinp to 81 71n %


The Secretary of State collected fees fer
January amounting to S1,720 %.
S. X. WEIGH was yesterday appointed a
| Notary Public, to reside at Lakeport.
Sheriff Inflow, of Butte county. passed
| through to Napa with an insane woman
| yesterday.
The Governor has commissioned Spencer
c. Doty Commissioner of Deeds, to reside
in New York City.
The Superintendent of Public Instruction
received 1914 80 for the sale of school text
books last month.
The Insurance Commission yesterday
paid into the State Treasury $67S-fees col
lected for the month of January.
Interest money on bonds held in trust
for the State school fund was yes erday
paid into the State Treasury amounting to
$50, SAG %. On University bonds, IS. 764 80.
Deputy Sheriff Reilly of San Francisco
brought up last evening" en- route to the
State Prison at Folsom, Arthur Croker,
who is to serve five years for grand lar
ceny.
The Womens Christian Temperance
Union will hold gospel meeting at the
County Hospital at 2 P. NJ. to-day, and in
them.
These arrests were made yesterday: All
Jim and All Soon, by officer wager, for
keeping opium dens j. Thomson and
Dick Wallace, by the same officer, for WIS.,
iting an opium den.
Al. Hare, of Green valley was in the
city yesterday, and exhibited in the RECORD
UNION Office some fine specimens of Ell Do
RADIO county raised and cured tobacco. 1t
is said to be almost equal to the Virginia
raised weed.
The highest and lowest Signal Service
temperature yesterday was $40 and $40,
with fresh southerly winds during the day
and gentle westerly winds at night. Wea-
Their clear. with high steady barometer.
A light frost occurred yesterday morning.
w. NJ. Coward has sold the Craft House.
Woodland, to Jos. Reynolds. The pur-
chaser gave Mr.. Coward deed to 100 acres
of land adjoining town, known as the Rey-
nold's farm, and valued at $25, 600, and
$1,000 additional, the hotel property being
valued at $4,000.
Arrived yesterday, steamer Neponset,
from the upper Sacramento, with merchan-
disc and produce; steamer San joaquin,
No. 4, from Sar Francisco, with merchan-
disc and lumber; steamer D. L. Knight,
from Marysville en- route to San Francisco,
with merchandise.
Judge Van Fleet and wife returned from
their wedding trip to the lower portion of
the State on Tuesday evening Next Fri
day, at 10A. NJ, the Judge WILL in Depart
ment One, hear the law calendars of both
Departments of the Superior Court, and on
the same occasion rearrange the trial cal
endars of both.
The Masonic Cemetery Board of Trustees
has organized for the ensuing year by elect
ing Geo. f. Bronner, President; John W.
Rock, Vice-President; VIM. NJ. Petrie,
Treasurer; Edwin Glover, Secretary. The
excellent management of its portion of the
the Masonic fraternity.
The team of Germania Rebekah Degree
Lodge No. 81. of this city, will visit leu
tonia Rebekah Degree Lodge No. 105, of
Oakland, next Fridayevening, and there
exemplify the new work. They leave Sac
ramento Friday morning accompanied by
members of Rising Star Rebekah Degree
Lodge, and return Saturday.
Constable Rowe went down to Gait
yesterday morning and arrested Charles
Pfend, a shoemaker of that place, on a
charge Of assault with a deadly weapon
preferred by Chris. Kenorlebor, saloon
keeper, who alleges that a few days ago
Pfend drew pistol upon him. The de-
PENDANT was brought to the city, and gave a
bond for his appearance in Justice Davis
Court next Saturday at IL A. NJ.
1t is to be hoped. that the public, in max
ing its arrangements for amusement this
week, will bear in mind the entertainment
to be given at the Metropolitan Theater to-
morrow evening for the benefit of the or
phans. The programme is lengthy and
varied, and those who attend will be
thoroughly entertained, and at the same
time have the qualification of knowing they
are assisting a very deserving object.
There were some nice salmon and perch
in the Sacramento market yesterday, but
they commanded a high price. The salmon
brought 10 cents per pound, wholesale, but
people " no scorn the noble fish when they
are plentiful were anxious to buy at any
price. The perch were very slarge light
coiored specimens, in fine condition, and
were importations from Tulare Lake, the
express charges making them "come
high
Fong All Kaow, "a member of the Chinese
Masons," whose lodge-room is at Fifth
and i streets. and also of that Lodge of the
Chinese Odd Fellows" which meets on |
street, between Second and Third, was
buried yesterday afternoon with much
pomp and circumstance from his residence
on | street, near Second. There were two
bands of music in hacks, and the
Masons," with badges of red and white
cloth, marched on foot behind their ban
ner. The food cooked for the benefit of
the spirit of the deceased during its march
to that undiscovered country from which
it will have difficulty in coming back, was
profuse in quantity and included all the
delicacies of the season, including barbe-
cued hogs and goat, the horns of the
latter being gilded.